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Ryman League — Division One South2009-10
Sittingbourne

Brickies

Sittingbourne
2 - 1
Whyteleafe
Whyteleafe
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Saturday 15 August 2009 15:00 150
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Sittingbourne

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League Position9th — 61 pts
FormWLWDW
Whyteleafe
Whyteleafe
League Position15th — 51 pts
FormLWLDL
League Positions
Sittingbourne
9th61 ptsP42 W18 D7 L17
Whyteleafe
15th51 ptsP42 W15 D6 L21
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Head to Head
Sittingbourne6 meetingsWhyteleafe
1W0D5W
24 Oct 20Sittingbourne2 - 3Whyteleafe25 Jan 20Sittingbourne0 - 1Whyteleafe03 Dec 19Whyteleafe2 - 1Sittingbourne13 Apr 19Whyteleafe3 - 0Sittingbourne15 Sep 18Sittingbourne2 - 1Whyteleafe30 Dec 17Whyteleafe2 - 1Sittingbourne
Match Info
CompetitionRyman League
DivisionDivision One South
Season2009-10
Date15 August 2009
Kick-off15:00
Attendance150
Levelcounty

Sittingbourne vs Whyteleafe

Sittingbourne beat Whyteleafe 2-1 in the Ryman League, played on 15 August 2009. Attendance: 150.

This result counts towards the Ryman League standings. Visit the league page for the full table, remaining fixtures and all results from this season. LeaguePages covers non-league and grassroots football across the English pyramid, with results typically updated within 24-48 hours of full time.

Match Details — Common Questions

The final score was Sittingbourne 2 - 1 Whyteleafe.
Visit the Ryman League page on LeaguePages for the full league table, fixtures and results.
Match data is compiled from league feeds, public records and club submissions. Results are typically updated within 24–48 hours of full time.

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